Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-09-30
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
The "TuNedon Club.

The Tuxedo" Club.
Last evening the members of the TUX
edo " club met in the parlor of the Clunit
Opera House and completed their organiza
ton by the selection of the following Off
GERS: D. Ross, President; E. Wachhorst
Secretary and j. Wiesman, Treasurer. The
membership of the clubs as follows Don.
aid Ross, L. Reeber, Otto w. Noack, A. F
Parsons, Frank Palmer, A. L. Noack, Louis
H. Naghel E. S. Wachhorst. VIM. Campbell
J. Weisman, J. Nelson, Chas. Kleinsorge
Geo. K. Naghel, Geo. Shannon, A. W
Labasse and Fred Kidder. The club is
composed of representative young men. i
IS their purpose TO give minstrel and oper.
ATTIC entertainments during the coming sea
son. The club has been rehearsing fol
nearly two months and those who have
witnessed them say they are very prof.
Gent in their several parts. Connected
with the organization is a full orchestra Of
twenty members, under the leadership oil
o. w. Noack. The club has not as yet Sc.
lected a manager, but it was the unanimous
wish of those present last evening that c.
NJ. Prodger be invited to act in that capaci.
ty. They will give a dress rehearsal this
evening in the presence of a few invited
friends.
A SOCIAL ENTERTAINMENT.-L even.
ing members of Sumner, Warren and Faii
Oaks Posts, G. y. R., their wives and few
invited guests were invited to a literary and
social entertainment at Changers Hall
The attendance was large, and the enter.
tainment IN every way successful. The
programme was as follows: Quartet
" Around the Camp Fire" Mesdames X.
Baldwin, Leland Howe, B. Herr, H. J.
Lindner; recitation, The Christening, y
Sadie McKerney; Marching Through
Georgia. song and chorus, by the audi
ence; recitation, Mrs. A. Budd, of San
Francisco; instrumental trio-guitar, har-
monica and triangle-James Young. Indi-
Miss Annie Nealy; Little Daisy's Appeal
to the Battle-scarred Chief" Mrs. Leland
Howe; song, Tenting on the Old Camp
Ground" by the audience recitation,
The Lips that touch Liquor shall never
touch Mine" Miss Perlie Baldwin.
RIVER TRAvEL.-Since the last report the
following steamboats, have arrived at Sacra-
mento: Sonoma, from San Francisco, with
barges OF lumber to w. f. Frazer and
Friend e Terry Lumber Company; San
Joaquin No. 4, from San Francisco, with
cargo of general merchandise; Neponset
No. 2, from the upper Sacramento, with
general produce; Flora, from the upper
river, with barge of grain; D. E. Knight,
from MarysYille, with q barge of grain.
The following cleared: San Joaquin No.
l. for San Francisco, with barges of grain
Flora, for the upper Sacramento, and So
noma, for San Francisco, light.
On TO PLACERvILLE- - The railroad
whistle will soon be heard at Mud Springs,
it viii reverberate among the hills on Hang
town creek, and the locomotive will 90
putting through Main street, Placerville A
long -felt want is about to be realized, and
in few days the people of FL Dorado will
be our next door neighbors." The rail
road company is pushing the work on the
road from Single Springs to Placerville.
For several days past construction trains
have been going up to Single Springs
daily. This morning another construction
train will go to the front with $40 laborers,
carts, tools, etc.
AUCTION To DAY.-W. H. Sherburn, the
auctioneer, will sell at 10 \. NJ to-day, at
his salesroom, No. 323 X street, number
of articles, among which are the following ::
One 9 parlor set, six pieces; black wal
nut marble-top bedroom suits, cottage bed
room suits, walnut bookcase and writing
desk, walnut secretary, mahogany ward
robe, pine wardrobe, walnut extension
table, marble-top parlor tables, new
Brussels carpets, stoves and fixtures, dining
chairs. Also, full line of crockery and
glassware and other articles.
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTIoN.-D. J. Sim
mons e Co, auctioneers. will sell on Tues
day, October 4th, at 1915 and II o'clock
A. NJ, the following property: At 10:45
o'clock, the south half of lot 5, o and P,
Fourth and Fifth streets, with fine res
idence thereon Also, the vacant lot adj
joining the above. Also, at II o'clock, the
elegant lot of Captain Thomas Dwyer will
be sold. This being the full lot No. 4. on
the corner of Fifth and p streets, with a
good two-story dwelling thereon, the lot
being so by 100.
LATE ARREsrs.-The following appeared
on the slate at the station-house at Il
O'Clock last night: Mrs. Cole, battery
Ong Yon, violating sidewalk ordinance
Mrs. George Tussell common drunkard,
all by officer Franks. Jake Suda sleep
ing on sidewalk, by officer Mclaughlin.
Frank Zrkel was lodged at the prison by
Constable Houston, of Woodland, where
be will be taken to answer to charge OF
Bigamy.
TWELFTH STREET IMPRovEMENT.-Tw Twelfth
street, from X to L, is being filed and
graded. When completed this street will
be one Of the most substantial in the CITY.
1t was necessary, in some places, 10 build
bulkheads to keep the earth from covering
the sidewalk. The property-owners in
that LEGALITY will have considerable filling
to do TO bring their lots up to grade.
PASTORS REcEPTIoN.-The Ladies' Social
Union will tender reception this evening
al o'clock in the Sixth-street NJ. f
Church parlors to their new pastor, Rev
A. I. Needham, and his wife All mem.
bers of the congregation and friends of the
church are cordially invited.
WANTED FOR BIGAMY-A dispatch wa,
received by Captain Karcher from Wood
land, asking him to arrest Frank Zirkel, {
German tailor, ut the William Tell House
on the charge of bigamy. a constable
came over last evening and took him K
Woodland.
Nor TO BE TRANsFERRED.-ConC
the rumored transfer of Warden McComi
from Folsom TO San Quentin, Directo
Boggs last evening informed Gail reporte
that no change had been made.
EASTERN LoBsTERs.-One dozen Eastern
Holsters. the first catch of any consequence
on the Pacific coast of those planted here
were received last evening at the Sacra
mente Market 30S, 80 and 312 X street.
FRESH MACKEREL.-We have received
supply of mackerel, which will be in on
fsh-stall to-day, together with full assert
ment of fresh and salt water fish. Sacra
mento Market, sos, 80 and 3l2 X street.
HIGHLAND PARK TRACT.-A number O
the most desirable lots ever offered for sal
in Sacramento will be sold at auction sal
Saturday, October Sth, at o'clock p. ", a
Armory Hall. See advertisement on an
other page.
RoUGH and ready braid sun hats, L
cents; children's 75-cent sailors for 4
cents; one lot of straw hats, stylish shapes
cents each, in our four days sale. Mill
merry department, Red House.
Do XoF be prejudiced about your dress
ladies. Even if a twenty one cal
be bought for two, what is the differenc
only in price? See our show windows 70
STYLE Red House.
CAUTIoN.-No piano but the "Mathu
shek " has the tuning-pins pushed into
solid iron frame. John Z. Cooper, Sew
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